Malaysia

#ImpactTolongHantar free delivery service reactivated

Project helps those seeking to send aid, food, necessities, to those affected by MCO, floods

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 21 Jan 2021 3:22PM

#ImpactTolongHantar free delivery service reactivated
Some of aid given by charitable organisations to be delivered through the #ImpactTolongHantar initiative. – Twitter pic, January 21, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – Impact Malaysia’s #ImpactTolongHantar (ITH) 2.0, a free delivery service initiative first implemented during the movement control order (MCO) period in March last year, has been reactivated.

Its project manager, Mastura M. Rashid, said the project aims to help individuals, private companies, charity organisations and non-governmental organisations deliver assistance, such as food items and other necessities, to those affected by the MCO and floods.

“ITH 2.0 connects any individual or organisation with their targeted recipients through micro and medium delivery partners to any location throughout Peninsular Malaysia.

“Delivery service through ITH is free of charge, so that individuals and organisations can use the money saved to increase the capacity of assistance that will be given to recipients,” she said in a statement.

Individuals or organisations interested in using the #ImpactTolongHantar service can head to its website, email [email protected] or call Impact Malaysia at 011-5641 9519.

www.impact.my/tolong-hantar

In its first roll-out last year, ITH collaborated with eight courier partners and 43 organisations to deliver food items and PPE to 50,016 individuals at 15,498 households, 9,990 frontliners, 1,198 students and 77 welfare homes nationwide.

Impact Malaysia is an initiative of Impact Integrated, a Company Limited by Guarantee (CLBG) under the purview of the Youth and Sports Ministry. – Bernama, January 21, 2021

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